SCCM Resource Library-The PRONE-COVID Study: Proning and Outcomes Among Different Ethnicities

The PRONE-COVID Study: Proning and Outcomes Among Different Ethnicities

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Renata, a PhD student at Columbia University, discussed her team's work during a Datathon focusing on COVID-19 therapies and ethnic disparities. The team explored whether COVID-19 therapies, specifically proning, yield different outcomes across ethnic groups. Using the virus COVID-19 registry, they identified differences in proning frequency, noting black patients and females were prone less globally. However, ethnic differences in proning were not evident in the US. The study found no significant difference in mortality rates due to proning across ethnicities. The work highlighted the need for further research due to limitations like data missingness and lack of detailed geographic data.

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45-Minute Session | Discovery, the Critical Care Research Network: Datathon Winner Presentations

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Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

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COVID-19 therapies

ethnic disparities

proning outcomes

mortality rates

data limitations

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